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| Reducing Blood Sugar Without Medication | People with diabetes know that in order to manage this disease, it requires steadfast efforts. There are several important aspects such as eating healthy, exercising regularly and monitoring blood sugar levels for preventing serious complications or even death. In actual fact, diabetes is a chronic and progressive disease. Complications can have an overwhelming impact on someone’s health as the disease progresses, often causing blindness, amputation and lengthy dialysis treatments.
The main cause of diabetes is the dysfunction of the pancreas. It is characterized by impaired carbohydrate metabolism because of inadequate insulin action or secretion. In recent years it has become an epidemic in North America. It is growing in alarming rates much faster than expected. The World Health Organization augured an increase of only 39% from 2000 to 2030. Nevertheless, current results demonstrate that near one in 10 people has the disease today. As people become more obese through diets high in fat and calories and indulging in a more inactive lifestyle in front of the TV or computer screen, diabetes will continue to become a major health concern.
Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) has been curing diabetes through acupuncture for thousands of years. The first known source of acupuncture information originated in China is dated in the second century BC. Early European reports came from Jesuit missionaries in 16th and 17th centuries. In the United States, accounts of acupuncture began in medical literature in the mid-1800's. Therefore, curing diabetes through acupuncture is not new.
A world-shattering treatment, lately introduced in China, is based on the same principles as acupuncture. There are 12 main meridians all through the body, known as qi. Each meridian has an access point on the surface of the skin. By stimulating these points with acupuncture needles performed by a certified specialist, TCM is able to make healing results in a relatively short time. Acupuncture points have been standardized by the World Health Organization.
A new invention was developed in China that imitates acupuncture, without actually permeating the skin. The product has been selling in China for about 6 years with astonishing results. An independent medical laboratory conducted tests on over 100,000 patients and reports a success rate of 93% in blood sugar lessening.
The KB-100 Diabetes Therapy Instrument works by radiating a low voltage, high energy impulse which is composed of light, magnetics and an electrical charge. By locating the impulse on the exact acupuncture point on the sole of the foot, the energy passes through the meridian channel and strikes the matching insulin receptors. The procedure only takes 3 minutes per day in your own home. It is safe, easy to conduct and has no unpleasant effects on skin. There is only a slight tingling sensation, which can be adjusted by increasing or decreasing the impulse strength to suit your comfort level.
This new alternative medicine not only reduces blood sugar levels, it also has a positive effect on other complications caused by diabetes. For example, such complications as insomnia, nerve damage resulting in loss of feeling, tissue damage and constipation can also be cured with the same device. Diabetic secondary nerve damage must be cautiously supervised. Due to the loss of feeling, injuries can happen which will lead to ulcers that do not heal and cannot be treated with medication. The ulcer grows resulting in amputation of the foot. The KB-100 Diabetes Therapy Instrument is able to return feeling and also has positive results on the ulcer gradually over time.
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